An extinguisher rated to fight type-B and type-C fires. Type-B fires involve burning liquids. Type-C fires involve charged electrical components.
A BC extinguisher is either dry chemical using bicarbonate of soda as its extinguishing agent or a carbon dioxide extinguisher.
The opposite of flame is extinguish or extinguishment.
Voluntary abandonment or extinguishment of a legal right by a party to an action means that they waive that right. In other words, they are giving up that right,
J J. Williamson has written: 'Fire extinguishment and fire alarm systems'
R. Northwood has written: 'Fire extinguishment and fire alarm systems' -- subject(s): Fire alarms, Fire extinction
Thomas Rothammer has written: 'Die insolvenzrechtliche Restschuldbefreiung' -- subject(s): Remission (Civil law), Stay of proceedings (Civil procedure), Extinguishment of debts, Bankruptcy
CO2 is th gas used, if you starve a fire of oxygen then it wont have anything to burn
if you just want one word for the antonym than there isnt one (well there probably is i just dont know it ) but combustion means the act of burning so the antonym for that is not burning
A simple meaning of Extinguishment is end something. Also called as to take away or bring to an end something such as a hope, feeling, custom or practice. If it's related to debt then it means to pay off a debt.
The four stages of the burning process are ignition, combustion, flame propagation, and extinguishment. During ignition, the fuel is heated to its ignition temperature, leading to the start of combustion. Combustion is the chemical reaction between the fuel and oxygen, producing heat, light, and other products. Flame propagation is the spreading of the flames through the available fuel, while extinguishment occurs when the fire is deprived of fuel, oxygen, or heat.
Yes and No! Electrical fires are not really fires, the electrical sparks cause the ignition of the combustibles around it. Thos fires can have a blanket used in their extinguishment. The power source needs to be removed to stop the sparking.
Warren D Hayes has written: 'Literature survey on drop size data, measuring equipment, and a discussion of the significance of drop size in fire extinguishment' -- subject(s): Water, Fire extinction, Fire hose, Spray nozzles
Jackson M. Day has written: 'A guide to implementation of statement 125 on accounting for transfers and servicing of financial assets and extinguishments of liabilities' -- subject(s): Accounting, Assets (Accounting), Extinguishment of debts, Financial Accounting Standards Board, Standards